Model T replica lights up at Rock Hall in Cleveland
A 2003 Model T Ford replica, one of six for Ford’s centennial, starts with two crank pulls at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The exhibit is part of Ford’s Road is Ours 100th Anniversary tour visiting 15 cities, as Ford outlines future product plans and potential US Transit and Escape production.
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WestPoint Stevens files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
WestPoint Stevens Inc., a major maker of sheets and towels, filed for Chapter 11 in New York bankruptcy court. Chief executive Holcombe Green Jr. will resign. Chip Fontenot becomes interim CEO. No layoffs planned. up to 300 million in financing lined up.
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Chicago firm to buy Amex in $110 million deal
The NASD agreed to sell the American Stock Exchange for 110 million dollars to GTCR Golder Rauner LLC, a Chicago based private equity group. The deal, signed Friday, requires approval from the NASD board, Amex members, and the SEC. The Amex, known for options trading, would remain an independent entity under new ownership.
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Manufacturing declines yet again shows slow May rebound
The ISM index for May stood at 49.4, down from 45.4 in April, signaling continued slowdown but at a slower pace. New orders rose above 50 and production improved, hinting at recovery from war-related decline and contrasting with a government report of April durable goods orders.
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Dow clears 9000 as gains fade amid profit-taking
Wall Street rallied on stronger manufacturing data with the Dow briefly above 9000 for the first time since 2002, closing up 47.55 at 8897.81 as investors lock in profits amid mixed tech results and a softer construction outlay. The Nasdaq slipped while the S&P 500 rose slightly, signaling cautious optimism about an economic rebound.
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Dollar slips as Bush backing weaker than markets hoped
In New York traders sell euro as dollar wobbles after Bush reaffirmed support for a strong currency but signs of policy drift keep gains limited. ImClone and Genentech jump on trial results while AMR climbs on Goldman Sachs upgrade.
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